2/27a Waimea Avenue, Sandy Bay TAS 7005

2 beds 1 baths 1 cars

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Price position Below suburb median

21.6% below the current suburb median listing price.

Buyer negotiation signal Buyer negotiation

The suburb median sold price is $12,500 below the median listing price.

Selling pace Sold within typical time

37 days typical · Sold in 8 days (78% faster).

Property details

Charming private and secure Sandy Bay villa

Discover the charm of Sandy Bay living with this delightful two-bedroom home located on Waimea Avenue. Perfectly positioned for couples or those looking to downsize, this property offers a cozy retreat with glimpses of the water. Built in 1982, it has been thoughtfully designed to cater to modern needs while maintaining a classic appeal. The single-story layout ensures easy accessibility, complemented by features such as built-in robes and a split system air conditioning unit along with an upgraded kitchen and bathroom for your comfort. Undercover carparking complimented by an adjacent store room/ laundry add further assets to the residence.
2Bedrooms 1Bathrooms 1Car spaces PropertyProperty type 229 m²Land

Sandy Bay market

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Median listing$925,000
Median sold$912,500
Typical selling time37 days
Tracked sold properties67
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Property Overview

2/27a Waimea Avenue, Sandy Bay TAS 7005 is a property. It has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and 1 car space. The property sold for $727,000 on 5 August 2026 by private treaty after 8 days on the market. In Sandy Bay, the median listing price is $925,000 and the median sold price is $912,500. This sale was $185,500 (20.3%) below the Sandy Bay median sold price. Properties in Sandy Bay typically sell in around 37 days based on Spachus tracked sales data. It sold 29 days faster than the Sandy Bay typical selling time.

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